coffee wrote:[...] I'm not sure but only few Lua things won't work well with Lua.

It isn't good when something doesn't work well with itself

Well, if you use a numeric for then you're probably going to be using the # operator on the table, and that will also not like gaps in the array part. Just try to either not have gaps in arrays (use table.remove), or discard the notion of iterating over the whole array sequentially if there are gap...

Maybe you should lower jumps, I managed to reach the goal without using the cannon...

I translated an entire page, I meant "Wiki not fully translated into Italian"

@kikito: I know you are very helpful, but after opening a topic in Projects and Demos (SCR Move) I want to try to do something on my own, without any help. Think it as a challenge... @Jasoco: I know, I destroy every "dead" item but only if it is the last one in the table (to prevent gaps i...

Thank you, you just told me that, if I want to solve an annoying bug from my game (if you shoot for more than 5 seconds on a netbook it will start to get slower), I've to use something that I hate...
Since I still don't understand it, I think I'll wait before solving that bug

I tried with both love and love-unstable linux packages (updated and upgraded 3 hours ago) without problems...
P.S: I didn't know that Love could run .love files renamed to .zip (You'll ask: why did you try?)

Can I ask "Why should I use a generic for instead of a numeric one" and "How does generic for work"? I didn't read that part of your tutorial 'cause numbers don't confuse me and I'm fine with numeric ones, so I don't understand how do they work... (I tried to read it later but I ...

I really suck at these games, but I find the second round a bit too hard

function love.update(dt) if timer_attack > 2 then if zombie.x > steve.x and zombie.x < steve.x + zombie.reach and zombie.y > steve.y and zombie.y < steve.y + 100 or zombie.x > steve.x and zombie.x < steve.x + zombie.reach and zombie.y == steve.x then steve.health = steve.health - 2 timer_attack = 0...